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Taxonomy Reference
This page lists the platform taxonomy and related enums exactly enough for developers, admins, and reviewers to understand what the system expects.
Classification taxonomy
The frontend taxonomy reference lives in apps/web/src/lib/itsm-taxonomy.ts.
Current structure:
- 6 L1 categories
- 16 L2 categories
- 48 L3 categories
L1 categories
AccessHardwareNetworkSecurityServiceSoftware
Full L1 -> L2 -> L3 list
Access
Account
Password ResetAccount LockedProfile Update
Permissions
Role RequestPermission DeniedAdmin Access
MFA/SSO
MFA FailureSSO Login IssueAuthenticator Issue
Network
WiFi
ConnectivityAuthenticationSlow Speed
VPN
Connection FailureCredentialsSplit Tunnel
Internet/LAN
No InternetDNSLatency
Hardware
Laptop/Desktop
Boot IssuePerformanceBattery
Printer/Scanner
Print FailureDriverPaper Jam
Peripherals
Keyboard/MouseMonitorDocking Station
Software
Email/Calendar
Outlook IssueMailbox AccessSync Problem
Office Apps
Word/ExcelLicenseCrash
Business App
BugFeature RequestIntegration
Security
Malware/Phishing
Phishing EmailSuspicious LinkVirus Alert
Policy/Compliance
Blocked SiteDevice EncryptionData Access
Service
Request
New DeviceNew AccountSoftware Install
Incident
OutageDegradationIntermittent
Ticket priorities
The platform currently uses four priority levels:
lowmediumhighurgent
Ticket statuses
The platform currently uses six ticket statuses:
newpending_reviewopenin_progressresolvedclosed
Routing modes
The platform currently uses three routing modes:
autoreviewmanual
See Routing, Roles, and Assignment for the exact confidence thresholds and behavior behind each mode.
Department mapping
L1 categories map operationally to departments as follows:
| L1 | Department |
|---|---|
Access | Access Management |
Hardware | Hardware Support |
Network | Network Operations |
Security | Security Team |
Service | Service Desk |
Software | Software Support |
Notes on scope
- This page documents the helpdesk taxonomy reference used by the current application.
- Quick actions and seed data cover a subset of this taxonomy more deeply, especially for common demo paths.
- Routing can still fall back to
manualeven when a classification label exists, because routing depends on confidence thresholds, not label presence alone.